Passing parameters depends on the platform you are using. The mention of
C# gives the clue that you're on the Microsoft platform. You can create
a DOM and pass the document object as a parameter to the stylesheet,
accessing the contents of the DOM using path expressions.
Michael Kay
Software AG
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Based on the responses, I'm changing the model. This leads
to my next
question. Can I pass node-set (XmlElement) into an
XslTransform by way
of an XslArgument in C#? Than I can use Simon Woodside's
suggestion. I
will then pick off the value from the nodeset based on the
value coming
from the XML.
Thanks. :)
Michael Kay wrote:
and then pulling a value from an xsl:variable with the same name as
the data that came from the XML.
Any ideas? :)
how would you do it in C?
Variable names exist only at compile time, you can't
manipulate them
as strings at run time.
Change your data structure. Instead of having three
variables called
$x, $y, and $z, have a single variable $a whose value is a tree
containing elements x, y, and z. Then you can use path expressions
(and, if necessary, the xx:node-set() extension) to access the
components of the value dynamically.
Michael Kay
Software AG
home: Michael(_dot_)H(_dot_)Kay(_at_)ntlworld(_dot_)com
work: Michael(_dot_)Kay(_at_)softwareag(_dot_)com
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